universal language

But farce is a universal language, and the hilarity is not just translated but alchemized into something riotously contemporary.

This spring’s lineup included Matthew Rankin’s surreal Manitoba-set comedy “Universal Language,” which won the Best Canadian Discovery award at last year’s TIFF.

“Dance is the universal language, and it belongs to everyone. We all have different bodies; we all have different identities. We can all coexist together and create something beautiful.”

Caroline Rainsford, the director of science at the CTPA, said the system provided a universal language across the globe.

They've done little to explore subjects that "speak a universal language" and would appeal to the global audience, Rane told the BBC.